Document Box (Ryōshibako) with Deer and Butterflies
Unrecorded maker
17th century · Lacquered wood with gold takamaki‑e, hiramaki‑e, togidashimaki‑e, mother‑of‑pearl inlay, and silver foil application
Cleared · Public Domain
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Document Box (Ryōshibako) with Hydrangeas and Butterflies
Nagata Yūji (d. 1736)
early 18th century · Lacquered wood with gold takamaki-e and hiramaki-e, and mother-of-pearl and pewter inlay
Cleared · Public Domain
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Document Box (Ryōshibako) with Court Carriage and Wild Ginger
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late 18th–early 19th century · Lacquered wood with gold and silver hiramaki‑e, togidashimaki-e, and e-nashiji (“pear-skin picture”), with mother‑of‑pearl inlay on black ground
Cleared · Public Domain
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No open reproduction
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Inkstone Box (Suzuribako) and Document Box (Ryōshibako)
Iizuka Hōsai II (d. 1934)
1923 · Timber bamboo, rattan, lacquer, and gold powder
In copyright
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Document Box (Ryōshibako) with Dayflowers
Okada Akito (d. 1968)
ca. 1930s · Lacquered wood with kinma decoration
In copyright
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